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Extreme Ops (2002) [PG-13]

Featuring:
Rufus Sewell, Devon Sawa, Bridgette Wilson-Sampras

Written by:
Timothy Scott Bogart
Mark Mullin
Michael Zaidan

Directed by:
Christian Duguay


Release Date:
November 27, 2002

Original Title:
Extreme Ops

Alternate Titles:
Экстремалы
巅峰杀戮
雪地极限

Genres:
Action | Adventure | Thriller

Production Companies:
ApolloMedia
Diamant Cohen Productions
Extreme Productions
MDP Worldwide
Paramount Pictures
The Carousel Picture Company

Production Countries:
Germany | Luxembourg | United Kingdom | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
CZ: U  DE: 12  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 93

Speed is a weapon. Fear is the trigger.

Overview from TheMovieDB

While filming an advertisement, some extreme sports enthusiasts unwittingly stop a group of terrorists.

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Overview from Open Movies

A film crew travels to the Austrian Alps near the (former) Yugoslav border to film three extreme sports enthusiasts being chased down by an avalanche for a commercial. What they don't know, however, is that they're filming near the secret hideout of Slobodan Pavle, a Serbian war criminal. Accidentally catching him on film, they become locked in a life-or-death chase for their lives through the mountains that includes skiing, snowboarding, sky diving, white water rafting, helicopters, motorcycles and base jumping.

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Rankings and Honors

Extreme Ops (2002) on IMDb
Internet Movie Database 4.4/10
Rotten Tomatoes 7%
Metacritic 17/100
Awards Won: 1 nomination

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Production

Art Direction:
Andreas Olshausen

Assistant Art Director:
Alan Gilmore

Assistant Set Decoration:
Simon-Julien Boucherie

Boom Operator:
Michael Hibberson
Mario Migge

CG Supervisor:
François Lord

Costume Design:
Maria Schicker

Digital Compositor:
André Ü Montambeault
Sebastien Veilleux

Director:
Christian Duguay

Director of Photography:
Hannes Hubach

Editor:
Sylvain Lebel
Clive Barrett

Executive Producer:
Romain Schroeder
David Saunders
Rudy Cohen
Mark Damon

First Assistant Director:
Didier Lafond
Eric Bartonio
Christophe Cheysson

Makeup Artist:
Sandra Feijoo
Tahira Herold

Makeup Supervisor:
Benjamin Robin

Matte Painter:
Pierre-Simon Lebrun-Chaput

Original Music Composer:
Normand Corbeil
Stanisław Syrewicz

Producer:
Jan Fantl
Moshe Diamant

Production Design:
Philip Harrison

Property Master:
Axel Kahnt
Marcus Haendgen
Christoph Lanksch

Screenplay:
Michael Zaidan

Second Assistant Director:
Brieuc Vanderswalm

Second Second Assistant Director:
Tanja Däberitz

Second Unit Director:
Tom Delmar

Set Decoration:
Louise Roper
Ernestine Hipper

Set Dresser:
Christoph Lanksch

Sound:
Nigel Bennett

Sound Mixer:
Ed Cantu
Darren Brisker

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Robin O'Donoghue

Special Effects Supervisor:
Louis Craig
Uli Nefzer

Story:
Timothy Scott Bogart
Mark Mullin

Stunt Coordinator:
Xiong Xinxin

Stunts:
Owen Walstrom

Technical Supervisor:
Lucien Abbet

Third Assistant Director:
Sabine Schulmeyer

Visual Effects:
Paola Trisoglio

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Alessandro Tibiletti

Visual Effects Producer:
Louis Morin

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Stefano Marinoni
Giorgio Prandoni
Stéphane Landry
Enrico Pieracciani

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